Funny, about eight years ago I had taken a similar approach toward those who tried to talk to me about Q. Though I didn't harbor vitriol or hate toward those people, I did regard them as weak-minded and over-imaginative "cOnSpIrAcY tHeOrIsTs" simply because I believed what critics and media told me about Q instead of researching it myself. And also because rejecting colorful narratives in favor of Occam's razor is how grounded intellectuals were expected to interpret world events.
Maybe that's the most important reason the shock of the stolen election of 2020 had to occur. Nothing jars someone loose from their dogmas like traumatic disillusionment. I have that to thank--along with Dennis Prager's heavy promotion of intellectual honesty--for humbling myself enough to admit that the conspiracy theorists were right. That admission eventually led me to Q, which led me to other discoveries about the world and the supernatural, which ultimately led me back to Christianity.
Funny, about eight years ago I had taken a similar approach toward those who tried to talk to me about Q. Though I didn't harbor vitriol or hate toward those people, I did regard them as weak-minded and over-imaginative "cOnSpIrAcY tHeOrIsTs" simply because I believed what critics and media told me about Q instead of researching it myself. And also because rejecting colorful narratives in favor of Occam's razor is how grounded intellectuals were expected to interpret world events.
Maybe that's the most important reason the shock of the stolen election of 2020 had to occur. Nothing jars someone loose from their dogmas like traumatic disillusionment. I have that to thank--along with Dennis Prager's heavy promotion of intellectual honesty--for humbling myself enough to admit that the conspiracy theorists were right. That admission eventually led me to Q, which led me to other discoveries about the world and the supernatural, which ultimately led me back to Christianity.
To quote Q, "It had to be this way."